When Rainn came to, he was soaking wet and piled into the passenger seat of the Jeep. Sam drove slowly, worry creasing his brow. He turned to check on Rainn every few seconds, but in the darkness of the cab, Rainn could barely see him.
“Are we safe?” he mumbled.
Sam gasped. “Oh, thank God. You’re awake. Thank God. Thank God. And thank God you’re not too big for me to carry, Pocket Gardener.”
Rainn tried to sit up. From his many trips to the government school, he knew they weren’t headed the right way. “Where are we going?”
Sam shot him a wide-eyed look. “Ah, well…the road to the school is underwater, you see. But don’t worry. Don’t worry. I have a backup plan. Did I mention I have neighbors who own a NadoSafe? They said I could use it.”
“Tell me again about this? It’s safer than where
